I Have a Little Buggy Site

I'm not trying to criticize, but I wanted to share my thoughts. When I saw the protagonist's girlfriend going to sign with an entertainment company, I felt something was off. Everyone knows what the entertainment industry is like—how chaotic it is. To remain untainted, you either have to leave the industry or have a powerful backer.

Having read up to chapter 45, that setup was incredibly malicious. Goodbye.

I was falsely accused of being poisoned and then collapsed, so I couldn't get up. 8

The part about framing someone was absolutely vicious! You were really something, weren't you? 👍

It's a bit off to have so many bad guys in a science article.

The author offers a suggestion here. Feng Mu is the protagonist of this book, but in the part about the false accusation, does Feng Mu even have a sense of presence? Furthermore, the protagonist needs a proper character development... Having read this far, it feels like the protagonist knows nothing, has no independent thought, and no independent judgment.

I forced myself to read 100 chapters, but I just couldn't take it anymore. This book has too many flaws; the characters are all brainless. The initial concept was actually quite good, and I really liked it. But if the author wants to write a satisfying read, at least make it enjoyable! The protagonist is constantly framed, and his counterattacks are futile and ultimately fail.

I read ten chapters, but I can't continue.

Seeing the part about needing to use the restroom after the Tsinghua interview was utterly outrageous. Why can't people just openly say they need to use the restroom? It's like they're going to bomb the Earth! This must be some kind of ridiculous, inaccurate data analysis.

It looks so addictive, I wish it would be done faster!